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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

To your left/on your left

which are correct?

  • Take the second street to your left/on your left.
  • It's the second street on your left/to your left.
  • Make a left in 2 streets.
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Top answer

What about Take a left on the second street coming up. Make a left on the second street coming up.

— Alc24

  • What about Take a left on the second street coming up.
  • Make a left on the second street coming up.
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What about

  • Take a left on the second street coming up.

  • Make a left on the second street coming up.
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Can anyone claifiy plaese?
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can anyone answer this? please
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The first two sound correct. If you were saying the street name first, I would pick the second option. For example: 'You need to turn on 200 west, it's the second street on your left.' or with the first option you could say 'Take the second street on your left, then you will arive at 200 west.'

Either way the other person should understand you. Good luck!
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can it be TO and ON as in Take the secon street TO/ON your left

and are these correct

  • Take a left on the second street coming up.
  • Make a left on the second street coming up.


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    Where are you from?

    Thanks Banana
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    I think that it would sound better if you said with ahead, rahter than coming up.

    "Take a left on the second street ahead"

    or

    "Make a left on the second street ahead"

    And I believe that the first is the more correct of the two, but either one should be fine.

    And to answer your question, I am from the U.S.A.
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